Yang Jiang is a famous translator, novelist, literary critic, and also a famous essayist. The "Yang Jiang Prose" published this time includes a total of 18 representative prose works and literary essays by Yang Jiang. Yang Jiang's prose mostly uses line drawing techniques to recall past events or describe relatives, friends and personal life experiences. They are fresh, timeless, free and profound in meaning. Readers can further understand the writer's inner world and the unique features of the historical era she has experienced through the creation of Yang Jiang's prose. The "Yang Jiang Prose" published this time is a version confirmed and approved by Yang Jiang during his lifetime. It has a certain degree of authority and is also a rare selection of Yang Jiang's prose.
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The essence of Mr. Yang's prose is that it is rooted in life, recalling the good things, filling the heart, and comprehending life. Although life is in a state of impetuousness, the mentality is still simple and comfortable. It seems casual but is actually exquisitely crafted. It is peaceful and interesting to read. A good book must be an ax striking at the frozen sea within. The moment you close the book, the earth inside is shaking, but life outside continues.
Don Quixote and Don Quixote are particularly good. Different cultures have various opinions and have different biases in different eras. Don Quixote has accumulated readers' opinions of him throughout the ages, and his character has become increasingly complex. To him, life is just a means, not an end. I would rather give up my life than give up my ideal. The more real it is, the more ridiculous it is, the sadder and deeper it is.
Austen's Pride and Prejudice shares life insights about love, marriage, and human nature. It is worth reading before falling in love. Character and morality are especially seen in daily life and emergencies.
We can laugh at the people we love without any malice or contempt. With dad here, we feel like we are still bamboo shoots wrapped in bamboo baskets and pine nuts embedded in pine cones.
We just want to get rid of the constraints and experience everywhere, and we don't want to do anything wrong... When we are in humble circumstances, others turn a blind eye and see but not see. Only those who live in humble circumstances have the best chance to see the truth of human nature, rather than an artistic performance in front of an audience. A Spanish proverb goes: "What you do, you become." A person's dignity does not depend on status or origin, but only on your own achievements.
Don symbolizes reason and moral concepts without judgment and discrimination; Sancho, on the contrary, symbolizes common sense without reason and imagination; together, they are complete wisdom. In the eyes of nineteenth-century romantics, Don was both ridiculous and pathetic because he was willing to sacrifice himself in pursuit of an ideal that could not be realized in the real world.
This book "Yang Jiang's Prose" truly shows Mr. Yang Jiang's inner world and the style of the times she has experienced. Her writing is fresh and timeless, as elegant as she is. It reminds me of Shen Congwen's prose, which is equally simple and unpretentious, but full of the wisdom of life. The memories and experiences in the book also gave me a deeper understanding of Mr. Yang Jiang. Her tenacity and love for life are admirable. Recommend it to friends who like prose, you will definitely get something different.
A good book worth reading
Read Mr. Yang Jiang's articles before going to bed, immerse yourself in your own small world, and let your soul move into the distance little by little with the strokes of the pen. Even on the small bed, the surrounding walls seem to be slowly fading...
Multimedia short videos are prevalent, and your ears always need to be filled with sounds to relieve loneliness. With someone to accompany you, sometimes you might as well go against the grain, take off your headphones, and read a good book carefully, and your inner world will gradually become richer...
A piece of history, a piece of peace, and a shocking openness in facing life
Ordinary life, firm heart, dark environment, bright thoughts
The essence of Mr. Yang's prose is that it is rooted in life, recalling the good things, filling the heart, and comprehending life. Although life is in a state of impetuousness, the mentality is still simple and comfortable. It seems casual but is actually exquisitely crafted. It is peaceful and interesting to read. A good book must be an ax striking at the frozen sea within. The moment you close the book, the earth inside is shaking, but life outside continues. Don Quixote and Don Quixote are particularly good. Different cultures have various opinions and have different biases in different eras. Don Quixote has accumulated readers' opinions of him throughout the ages, and his character has become increasingly complex. To him, life is just a means, not an end. I would rather give up my life than give up my ideal. The more real it is, the more ridiculous it is, the sadder and deeper it is. Austen's Pride and Prejudice shares life insights about love, marriage, and human nature. It is worth reading before falling in love. Character and morality are especially seen in daily life and emergencies. We can laugh at the people we love without any malice or contempt. With dad here, we feel like we are still bamboo shoots wrapped in bamboo baskets and pine nuts embedded in pine cones. We just want to get rid of the constraints and experience everywhere, and we don't want to do anything wrong... When we are in humble circumstances, others turn a blind eye and see but not see. Only those who live in humble circumstances have the best chance to see the truth of human nature, rather than an artistic performance in front of an audience. A Spanish proverb goes: "What you do, you become." A person's dignity does not depend on status or origin, but only on your own achievements. Don symbolizes reason and moral concepts without judgment and discrimination; Sancho, on the contrary, symbolizes common sense without reason and imagination; together, they are complete wisdom. In the eyes of nineteenth-century romantics, Don was both ridiculous and pathetic because he was willing to sacrifice himself in pursuit of an ideal that could not be realized in the real world.
This book "Yang Jiang's Prose" truly shows Mr. Yang Jiang's inner world and the style of the times she has experienced. Her writing is fresh and timeless, as elegant as she is. It reminds me of Shen Congwen's prose, which is equally simple and unpretentious, but full of the wisdom of life. The memories and experiences in the book also gave me a deeper understanding of Mr. Yang Jiang. Her tenacity and love for life are admirable. Recommend it to friends who like prose, you will definitely get something different.
A good book worth reading
Read Mr. Yang Jiang's articles before going to bed, immerse yourself in your own small world, and let your soul move into the distance little by little with the strokes of the pen. Even on the small bed, the surrounding walls seem to be slowly fading... Multimedia short videos are prevalent, and your ears always need to be filled with sounds to relieve loneliness. With someone to accompany you, sometimes you might as well go against the grain, take off your headphones, and read a good book carefully, and your inner world will gradually become richer...
A piece of history, a piece of peace, and a shocking openness in facing life
Ordinary life, firm heart, dark environment, bright thoughts